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The author describes his experience attending the "End of the Trail," an annual gathering of members of the Single Action Shooting Society near Edgewood, New Mexico. Commentary is presented about the cowboy-like attire of those in attendance and the conviviality among them, the various shooting events they participate in, and the firearms they use.

The article presents the author's view regarding the shooting near the campus of the University of California, Santa Barbara in Isla Vista, California. Topics include the mass media's portrayal of the idea of white male privilege's effect on the shooter, the role of social media website Twitter and its hashtag "#YesAllWomen" in the coverage of the shooting, and the media's portrayal of the role of misogyny in the killing.

The article discusses amusement parks in the U.S. Commentary is presented on their genesis near boardwalks built along the U.S. east coast, the recovery of the Coney Island amusement park in New York from a 1907 fire, the opposition to amusement parks of famed municipal planner Robert Moses, the invention and evolution of the roller coaster, and the author's love of parks.

The author decries as credential-focused snobbery the widely-held notion in the U.S. the one must have a college degree to obtain a job in government or serve in public office. He lists several individuals from the private sector including Steve Jobs of electronics-producer Apple and Bill Gates of software company Microsoft who achieved success after having dropped out of college.

The author discusses his view that politically-liberal activists of the 1960s have achieved their goal of making leftist thought the starting point for public discourse on politics, culture and other topics in the 21st century. He cites liberal viewpoints on several subjects in support of his opinion that liberals have become boring.

A reprint of the article "Knocking Down the Leading Myths About Guns" by Charles C. W. Cooke in the September 12, 2016 issue is presented which talks about the support for the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and the book "The War on Guns: Arming Yourself Against Gun-Control Lies" by John R. Lott Jr.

The author argues that the ubiquitousness of today's news has resulted into fragmentation and vagueness.

The author argues that U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump should finish the race as a One Nation conservative who wanted to make the U.S. great again.

The article discusses the former U.S. President Bill Clinton’s victory in general elections. The article also discusses the Republican Party’s overplay with Bill in 1998, 2016 U.S. Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton’s advantage in politics due to her husband Bill, and entertainment-firm Public Policy Polling (PPP) troll-poll forecast on Hillary’s victory in the 2016 U.S. President election.

The article discusses the increase of concealed gun carry permit holders in the U.S., in terms of numbers and diversity of race and gender, citing the relaxed gun control laws and the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

The author claims that critics' reactions to the U.S. Democratic Party's presidential nominee Hillary Clinton are not based on her gender as female, but are consequences of her ineptitude and character.

The author reflects on the plan of the Republican National Convention to provide presidential candidate Donald Trump with a circus-like party to attract undecided Americans in the U.S.

The article presents the author's view on the hypocrisy behavior of U.S. President Barack Obama and his administration with regards to his comments on two mass shootings in the U.S.

The author discusses the U.S. Independence Day on Fourth of July including the need to teach children the significance of such important days, and the founding principles of American Independence which laid out ideals for its people to imbibe that claim to have changed the history of mankind.

The article looks at the mistakes made by the American media in their response to the British vote to leave the European Union (EU).

The article focuses on leaving European Union by Great Britain and the voting for Brexit.

The article reports on the legal challenges faced by director Stephanie Soechtig, in relation to his gun control infomercial titled "Under the Gun," fronted by American journalist Katie Couric.

In this article, the author discusses the significance of Memorial Day to remember those who are buried at Madingley village in Cambridge, England and mentions on the unseen sacrifices made by American men in armed forces to ensure country's freedom.

The article discusses the state of New Jersey's refusal to provide Lieutenant Colonel Terry S. Russell with a concealed-carry permit which was a direct violation his right to self-defense and thereby discussing the need for the U.S. Congress to intervene.

The article reports that Hillary Rodham Clinton has said that if she is elected the president of U.S. then her husband Bill Clinton would be made in charge of the U.S. economy and mentions that Bill Clinton popularity with the voters can be reason fro such an announcement.

The article talks about the helping behavior of the republican leaders towards presidential candidate Donald Trump including former Texas governor Rick Perry, U.S. Representative Paul Ryan and former governor Louisiana Bobby Jindal, who were initially hostile towards Trump's representation for U.S. presidency.

The article discusses the goal of the journal "National Review" to fight bad habits and the hijacking of the American conservative movement and avoid mistakes of history.

The article offers the author's insights on the political endorsements of U.S. Presidential candidate Donald Trump, foloowing the declaration of endorsement by the "New York Post" magazine.

The article focuses on the U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump, who was defending his campaign manager Corey Lewandowski against a battery charges against reporter Michelle Fields.

The article presents the authors opinion stating 2016 Presidential candidate Donald Trump's taking over of the Republican party is a catastrophe.

The article focuses on the U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump, and talks of comparing Trump to German politician Adolf Hitler, wholesale abuse of power, and considering Trump as a threat to American liberal democracy.

The author explains the risks of voting a dictator as a U.S. president in promoting limited government politics and mentions topics like risks of tyranny in case Donald Trump gets elected, and criticism of the federal government under U.S. President Barack Obama.

The article discusses the need of an Anti-Trump project in Manhattan in order to dissolve the candidacy of U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump.

The article discusses things achieved by Republicans for the American people including changes brought by Ronald Reagan in 1976 such as price and wage controls and lowering tax rates while Richard Nixon started the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the prevention of a universal expansion of Medicaid.

The article discusses the U.S. Republican Party's South Carolina Debate where politician Donald Trump allied with nongovernmental organization Code Pink, stating that Iraq war was based upon a lie and blamed the former U.S. President George W. Bush for 9/11 terrorist attacks.

The article discusses the requirement of U.S. political activist and music artist Ted Nugent to self retire from the board of the National Rifle Association for his shameful act of sharing anti-Semitic propaganda that was disloyal,money grabbing and defended the right to keep arms.

The article presents the author's insights on his proposal the bussinessman Donald Trump is playing upon legitimate fears since he declared his candidacy in the presidential election 2016.

The article focuses on the endorsement of Donald Trump, businessman and politician, by Sarah Palin, Former Governor of Alaska, it reflects on the confluence of politics and entertainment in the U.S., and discusses Trump's entry into the field of television and entrepreneurship.

The author discusses political conditions of the U.S. Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and mentions prediction of winning from South Carolina, need of attracting all minority group for winning.

The article offers the author's view on journalist Milo Yiannopoulos and his image in the online social network Twitter as well as the free speech of its users.

The article discusses the highlights of the "Guns in America" town hall debate held on January 7, 2016 which saw U.S. President Barack Obama defend his gun control policy in a bid to curb gun violence in the country.

The author opposes Austin Sarat, a William Nelson Cromwell professor of Jurisprudence and Political Science at Amherst College, for what Sarat considers to be President Barack Obama's insufficient hostility toward the prevailing understanding of the Second Amendment.

The article discusses the debate regarding gun control in the U.S. and tackles the content of the Constitution's Second Amendment

The author criticizes how U.S. presidents have come to use their control of federal agencies as monarchs do, particularly, how U.S. President Barack Obama practices his executive power, as of December 2015.

The article presents the author's views on the misinformation rant of CBS sports broadcaster Doug Gottlieb about the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, wherein he thinks had been misinterpreted historically and philosophically by Gottlieb.

The article reports that Republican voters appreciated U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's admission of his admiration for Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The author reflects on the move of the liberal Hispanic groups to launch a campaign that will turn Latino voters against Cuban American Republican presidential candidates Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz who have risen to presidential field in the U.S.

The article presents the author's views on U.S. presidential candidate Ted Cruz who was grilled during a debate in Nevada in late 2015 wherein he parsed his words when he was asked about why he previously supported amnesty.

The article talks about the debate on gun control in the U.S. and discusses a front page editorial in the publication "New York Times" which called for an outlawing of assault weapons.

The article talks about Senator Harry Reid's opinion about U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's racist ideas; and states that Justice Scalia was being targeted for what he spoke during the judicial hearing of a case regarding black students, however was considered reasonable in context of the case.

The article reports on U.S. 2016 presidential candidate Donald Trump's political agenda, mentions Trump's plan to deport all those who have been suspected of being illegal immigrants, and informs that he has also proposed a ban on re-entry of American Muslims into the country.

This article states though U.S Presidential hopeful Donald Trump has embraced authoritarianism by repeatedly speaking on his intentions of implementing practices which are anti-constitutional, still 30 percent of the American Republican Party voters are ready to pick him as their candidate.

The author talks about the 60th anniversary of the publication, its popularity of the opinion journalism, and asks the readers to contribute their story, regarding their first encounter with the publication, for the anniversary issue.

The article comments on delusive attacks on Wayne LaPierre, executive of the National Rifle Association by periodical "New York Daily News" by declaring him terrorist and mentions protection of freedom expression of Neo- Nazis' by American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) as blameworthy.